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Serifos, Beaches


See  photographs of the beaches of Serifos

Serifos is an island with beaches that cover all tastes. Rocky beaches, beaches with small pebbles and golden sand beaches with crystal-clear waters, beaches with road access, beaches with an access through picturesque paths and others that are accessible only by the sea. Here, you shall find a map with the location of the main beaches of Serifos, as well as a table with information on each one of them.

If you ask the locals, they will tell you that in Serifos there are over 70 beaches and that’s not a lie. The island has many small and big bays around it, some with sand some with pebbles, all of them really beautiful, which are accessible only by boat. Therefore, if you have a boat you can explore the island by the sea and discover the rest of its beaches. It is certain that one of them shall steal your heart!

For more information, click on the beach that you are interested in either on the map, or on the following hyperlinks:
Avlomonas | Livadi | Livadakia | Karavi | Kalo Abeli | Lia | Agios Sostis | Psili Amos | Agios Ioanis | Kedarhos | Platys Gialos | Sycamia | Karavas | Elinika | Notino | Avessalos | Koudouros | Megalo Livadi | Maliadiko | Koutalas | Ganema | Vagia | Dio Gialoudia

 

Name

Area Description of the beach Other supplies

1.      Avlomonas

Livadi Cosmopolitan beach with sand. Road access. Restaurants, cafeterias, organized beach with the possibility to practice water sports.
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2.      Livadi

Livadi Cosmopolitan beach with sand. Road access.. Restaurants, cafeterias.
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3.      Livadakia

South from Livadi(Bay of Livadi) Beach with sand and tamarisks – Road access Restaurants, cafeterias.
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4.      Karavi

South of Livadi(Bay of Livadi). Under the village Ramos. Beach with sand and rocks in the water.

Tree shadow.

Nudist beach.
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5.      Kalo Abeli Bay of kalo Ampeli (South) Beach with sand. Road access from Alonaki and the dirt road. Lonely
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6.      Lia Southeast Beach with sand and pebbles. Road access up to a point, then dirt road for about 500m. and about 20’ walk. Lonely.
Tree shadow.
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7.     Agios Sostis Southeast Leeward beach with sand. Next to it there is another small bay with pebbles. Road access up to a point and then there is a path of about 5’ walk. Tree shadow.
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8.      Psili Amos East (Bay of Psili Ammos) Beach with sand and shallow waters. The best beach of Europe for the year 2003. Road access with a short piece of dirt road. Tree shadow.
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averns.
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9.      Agios Ioanis East (Bay of Psili Ammos). Under the small settlement. Beach with sand and pebbles. Road access. Tree shadow.
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10.  Kedarhos East. Under the homonymous settlement. Beach with sand and pebbles. Road access to the settlement. Then there are steps for about 20’, when you shall pass through the valley and you could also see small waterfalls.  Tree shadow.
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11.  Platys Gialos Northeast (Bay of Platys Gialos). At the edge of the small settlement. Beach with sand and pebbles, it communicates with two other beaches equally beautiful. Road access and after the church at the crossroads a bad concrete road of about 2 klm. and the last piece is dirt road with a big dip.   Tree shadow.
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avern.
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12.  Sycamia North. (Bay of Sycamia) Beach with pebbles, usually with waves since is faces the north. Road access and afterwards a passable dirt road for about 500 m. or take the difficult path that starts at the village Galani. Tree shadow.
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avern.
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13.  Karavas North (Bay of Karavas) Beach with sand and pebbles. Road access up to a point, (after the church of Agia Thekli) and afterwards bad dirt road or take the path. Tree shadow.
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14.   Elinika Northwest (Bay of Hellenika) Access by boat. Tree shadow.
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15.  Notino West (Bay of Notino) Beach with sand. Road access up to a point, (after the church of Agia Thekli) and afterwards take the path. Tree shadow.
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16.  Avessalos West (Bay of  Avessalos) Beach with sand and pebbles. It faces the west and it is worth watching the sunset. There are ruins of smelting. Road access and afterwards dirt road for about 4 klm. Tree shadow.
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17.  Koudouros Southwest (Bay of Kountouro) Beach with sand. Road access almost up to M. Livadi and then dirt road. Tree shadow.
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18.  Megalo Livadi

Southwest.

In the settlement Mega Livadi.
Beach with sand and shallow waters. There are ruins of the times when the mines used to operate (loading ladders, wagons). Road access up to the beach. Tree shadow.
 Ô
averns.
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19.  Maliadiko Southwest (Bay of Malliadiko) Beach with sand. Road access, then dirt road and path. map
20.  Koutalas South (Bay of Koutalas). It is located before the settlement of Koutalas. Beach with sand and pebbles. Road access up to the beach. Tree shadow.
 Ô
avern.
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21.  Ganema South (Bay of Koutalas). Next to the beach of Koutalas. Beach with sand and pebbles. Road access up to the beach.  Tree shadow.
 Ô
avern.
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22.  Vagia South (Bay of  Koutalas). Beach with sand and multicolored pebbles. Road access and a few minutes’ walking. It has been integrated into the protection network Natura 2000, while in the coast’s subsoil there is fresh water. The unique negative characteristic of the beach is the buildings’ shells that are still there. map
23.  Dio Gialoudia Southwest (Bay of Dyo Gialoudia) Beach with sand. Road access up to a point and then take the path. Tree shadow.
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See  photographs of the beaches of Serifos


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